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    of what they are called. The inuit from so far i know are somewhat different from the dene but they are kind of living in the same life or as the same people. Hope you learned a lot. But be thankful for who you are and be glad that you're getting a great…

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    The reign of Alexander the great would change the face of Europe and Asia forever. As crown Prince, he received the finest education in the Macedonian court under his celebrated tutor Aristotle. At the age of twenty, already a charismatic and decisive leader, Alexander quickly harnessed the Macedonian forces that his father’s reforms had made into the premier military power in the region. Alexanders family background and upbringing played a very significant role in his rise to prominence.…

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    daughter Anna Marie also known as And-Ongen, have traveled across the Great Plains and undertook the journey in a caravan with several other Norwegian immigrant families. One of Per Hansa’s wagons broke down, and he insisted that the other families continue ahead of him while he gets his wagon repaired. He thought that he would be able to catch up to the other is a couple days. Per Hansa seems like a natural pioneer. He shows great courage and a man of action during the troubled times. Now…

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    Insecurity and low self-confidence can be influential and very determining factors in shortening an individual’s life span; especially if you are an individual who is married and has jealousy issues. In Robert Olen Butler’s short story “Jealous Husband Returns in Form of Parrot Analysis.” we can appreciate the perfect example of how trust issues and not being able to exercise strong communication skills can make you a coward, a miserable, and pathetic low life human being; having such…

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    Fiction Choice Book Mattie Seals The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain is the book I chose to read this summer. An American classic filled with history, one of my favorite topics, a valid reason to make my decision on this book. Tom Sawyer is a young boy that is an unknown age creating a more relatable aspect to the story. Tom has a personality consisting of being mischievous, adventuresome, imaginative, and enterprising, all of which causes him trouble making them weaknesses. As…

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    Document Analysis of 140. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Speech to the Democratic National Convention (1936) This document was created by a man who has worked with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Samuel Irving Rosenman was Roosevelt’s speechwriter and he edited speeches that the president had to recite publicly. This really makes me believe that Roosevelt really trusted this man. Rosenman was also a lawyer, even though he was very close to Roosevelt doesn’t mean that the author will be biased to…

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    Day by day, many people fill a day full of talking, laughing, and listening without thinking anything of it. But, what would life be like if you could not hear or speak. In Carson McCullers’s, “The Heart is a Lonely Hunter,” the reader is introduced to what is thought to be the protagonist of the novel, Singer. Singer is just like any other, except he is a deaf mute. He has a strong connection with his friend, Antonapoulous, who is also a deaf mute. However, it seems that, “the two mutes had no…

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    himself in order for them to keep living their excessive lifestyle. He never gave up on his dreams, and because of that he wrote his third novel, The Great Gatsby. It was not as successful as his first novel had been, but it put Fitzgerald back in the game and made…

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    problem with hard to believe?” Explanation: Martel says that any ideal has an unreasonable element to it. The Japanese officials only believe what they see and this baffles Pi. Pi’s belief is deepened as through his journey he saw many things with a great unreasonable element to them but however they were real to him in his animal story and therefore, he believes if such unimaginable things like that can exist so can God. Transition:…

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    In the book The Good Earth, the character O-lan—wife of Wang Lung—asked her husband for two pearls that she would like to keep. Wang Lung acquiesced, but he did not understand why she asked for them. Later, Wang snatched the pearls away from O-lan and gave them to his concubine, Lotus. The pearls held some meaning to all three of these characters, but it held the most importance to O-lan and affected her the most. First of all, Wang Lung, O-lan, and Lotus all regarded the pearls differently.…

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